Traduções para „skip“ no dicionário Inglês » Português

skip¹ [skɪp] SUBST Brit, Aus (container)

skip

caçamba f

I . skip² <-pp-> [skɪp] VERBO intr

1. skip (take light steps):

skip

saltitar

2. skip esp Brit (with rope):

skip

pular corda

II . skip² <-pp-> [skɪp] VERBO trans

1. skip coloq (leave out):

skip

pular (um trecho)

2. skip (not participate in):

skip

faltar

he skipped class

faltou na aula

to skip town coloq

dar o fora da cidade

Expressões:

to skip rope

pular corda

III . skip² [skɪp] SUBST

skip

salto m

skipping rope SUBST Brit, skip rope SUBST americ

skipping rope

corda f de pular

Exemplos de frases com skip

to skip a grade

pular de ano

to skip rope

pular corda

to skip town coloq

dar o fora da cidade

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

inglês

Skip-stops are used in both rail transit and bus transit operations.

en.wikipedia.org

If you're planning to plant some this fall (and growing garlic does seem to be a guy thing) skip the teensy-weensy cloves.

www.thestar.com

He'd even skip school to watch the draft, back when it was a weekday nonevent.

espn.go.com

The curious creatures can happily leap among the branches of the trees, but find a light-footed skip along the ground allows them to travel further.

www.dailymail.co.uk

But don't worry the race caters for everyone, so you can run, walk, skip or rollerblade your way to the finish line!

www.joe.ie

But if you had a time machine wouldn't you just skip all the hard work and just give yourself the next winning lottery numbers?

www.abc.net.au

Then we pull ourselves to our feet, skip childishly down the marble grit hillside, and return our plastic cups to the bar.

thequietus.com

Care is taken not to skip anyone for that means terrible misfortune or even death the following year.

en.wikipedia.org

Two-handedly throwing an old deck chair into a skip and just laughing and laughing and laughing.

www.vice.com

Of course, they jack up the price, so it's not a huge cost savings to skip the phone service.

www.cnet.com